God created man, man plants grass, fertilized and watered the grass to watch it grow. Man cut grass and this confused God; in his infinite wisdom where did he go wrong? Why would man work, plant, water and once it grew cut it down just to see the process repeat.

God created man, man plants grass, fertilized and watered the grass to watch it grow. Man cut grass and this confused God; in his infinite wisdom where did he go wrong? Why would man work, plant, water and once it grew cut it down just to see the process repeat.

God created man, man plants grass, fertilized and watered the grass to watch it grow. Man cut grass and this confused God; in his infinite wisdom where did he go wrong? Why would man work, plant, water and once it grew cut it down just to see the process repeat.

Pretty much as to be it. The coated products that release via osmosis are very expensive. There are some others that release base on temp as the pores open up and the liquid inside weeps out as it expands. Again very expensive.

The analysis 10-10-10 to a 50# bag gives heavy on the filler side, over 60% of the 50#'s. You would leave lots of filler for $13,,, for 50#. I believe in "you get what you pay for". That's a solid blanket application. Good on return.Posted via Mobile Device

God created man, man plants grass, fertilized and watered the grass to watch it grow. Man cut grass and this confused God; in his infinite wisdom where did he go wrong? Why would man work, plant, water and once it grew cut it down just to see the process repeat.

God created man, man plants grass, fertilized and watered the grass to watch it grow. Man cut grass and this confused God; in his infinite wisdom where did he go wrong? Why would man work, plant, water and once it grew cut it down just to see the process repeat.

Kirk:
That residue is filler, could be lime, but will soon disappear. The minerals will leach out of the mix and do their work. Put a little around your mailbox and watch what happens in 2/3 weeks. You'll be fine, don't worry so much. I even use it on my own lawn and mother-in-law's here in Tennessee. It will last about two months or so. Fescue is the easiest grass there is to manage. Just stay away from the Urea.

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